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The swearing-in ceremony featured an American trifecta: citizenship, national parks, and public libraries.

When the iconic Raffles Singapore opened in 1887, it quickly became a glittery haven for well-heeled travelers, and later, a go-to brand for discerning globetrotters.

A visit to Japan’s less-visited Ishikawa Prefecture will reward you with beautiful landscapes, cozy hot springs, local produce, and exquisite craftsmanship.

With two new hotels, Stock Island, an under-the-radar spot in the Florida Keys known for its laid-back, vintage vibe, may not be a locals-only spot for much longer.

As a child in Rwanda, Clemantine Wamariya lived a comfortable, middle-class life. Then came the genocide. In the space of months, Clemantine—who later escaped and became a human-rights advocate—went from being a six-year-old surrounded by home and family to a refugee.

Their New Year’s Resolution? Stop using single-use plastics.

The 2,800 square foot “supermarket” is stocked with over 30,000 handmade items available for purchase.

A big trip can mean lots of logistics and planning—here’s what you need to consider.

The odd combo works much better than it sounds, and there’s a load of flavors to discover.

Lions, elephants, and zebras are great, but you don’t have to go on safari to fall in love with these less-visited parklands in countries across the continent.

More than 360,000 Americans won’t be able to renew or obtain a new passport if they have “seriously delinquent” tax debts of more than $51,000. Here’s how the new law works.

Peaceful accommodations for spiritual wanderers.

Increasingly popular super-long hauls—nonstop flights of 16 hours or more—are hard on a flier’s body. With an innovative new airplane, Singapore Airlines is working to make them easier.

Where to go in Northern California, according to one of San Francisco’s most influential bartenders.

Like it or not, a pair of $159 earbuds is about to change international travel—and international travelers—forever.